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“Are we truly free?”
John 8:31-36
introduction
In this passage, we see how we can be truly free.
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to be truly free, you must know the vs.
31-32
a. knowing the truth means…
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Knowing and living the truth leads to…
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to be truly free, you must overcome vs.
33-36
a. most people in bondage to sin don’t…
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those in bondage to sin are ________________to their master
Cf.
Romans 6:15-23
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those in bondage to sin have…
Cf.
Gen. 21:8-21; Heb.
3:5-6 Gal.
3:26
conclusion
With all this talk of freedom, the question is, are we really, truly free?
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